memory-alignment-check

Memory alignment drift is checked by comparing a Story's implementation footprint against selective memory entries. This generates a delta report classifying findings as confirmed, contradicted, or unaddressed for Discovery review.

A memory-delta report is an artifact generated by comparing implementation footprints against memory entries. It surfaces confirmed entries, contradictions, and new knowledge candidates without modifying memory.

You need to run a memory alignment check immediately after a QA PASS verdict. It identifies drift between the delivered implementation footprint and existing memory entries to ensure post-delivery consistency.

The memory alignment check never modifies existing memory entries. It consumes the implementation footprint and memory index strictly as read-only inputs to produce a separate delta report for Discovery to action.

Comparing implementation footprints against memory entries identifies new knowledge candidates. The resulting delta report flags unaddressed items and contradictions for Discovery to ingest and review.

Surfacing memory contradictions during Discovery is best achieved by generating a memory-delta report. This report compares the Story's footprint against memory entries to highlight contradicted data for review.